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The Nevada Athletic Commission has released salary info for Saturday night’s UFC 229 at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
As expected, the headliners will make the biggest paydays. Former UFC lightweight and featherweight champion Conor McGregor will earn a flat sum of $3,000,000 for the fight, while UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov’s pay is $2,000,000.
Neither competitor will earn a win bonus, and the fight purses do not include money made off pay-per-view sales.
Among the rest of the card, co-main eventer Anthony Pettis stands to make the biggest payday, as the former UFC and WEC lightweight champion would earn $290,000 with a victory over Tony Ferguson.
Here are salaries for the full card, with the first figure representing show money and second a potential win bonus:
Khabib Nurmagomedov ($2,000,000/$0)
Conor McGregor ($3,000,000/$0)
Tony Ferguson ($150,000/$5,000)
Anthony Pettis ($145,000/$145,000)
Ovince Saint Preux ($86,000/$86,000)
Dominick Reyes ($45,000/$45,000)
Derrick Lewis ($135,000/$135,000)
Alexander Volkov ($75,000/$75,000)
Michelle Waterson ($50,000/$50,000)
Felice Herrig ($40,000/$40,000)
Sergio Pettis ($46,000/$46,000)
Jussier Formiga ($43,000/$43,000)
Vicente Luque ($38,000/$38,000)
Jailin Turner ($10,000/$10,000)
Aspen Ladd ($12,000/$12,000)
Tonya Evinger ($30,000/$30,000)
Scott Holtzman ($30,000/$30,000)
Alan Patrick ($30,000/$30,000)
Gray Maynard ($54,000/$54,000)
Nik Lentz ($50,000/$50,000)
Ryan LaFlare ($33,000/$33,000)
Tony Martin ($28,000/$28,000)